Party Proved Enjoyable Affair For Large Company
Society notes describe a lively Elyria Eastern Star farewell for Pearl Nichola of Lake Avenue moving to Southern California and Emily Erbe to Southern Florida. Guests enjoyed cards at five hundred and five tables, gifts of chocolates, fall décor, and a supper on the sixth floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Order of Eastern Star
Masone Hall
Pearl Nichola
Lake Avenue
California
Iso
Emily Ebrke
Florida
Pedro
Walter “Watts
Watts
Eastern Star
Reunion of American No 61 veterans at East Says affair
Lieutenant Melbrook, a Detroit arrival, and draftees from across the country gathered in East Says to honor long apart friends. Walter Kelsey, son of C B Kelsey, entertained the group at Al, marking a rare, joyous reunion after the war. Many had not seen each other since service, sharing stories and pleasantries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L Walter Kelsey
C. B. Kelsey
East
Walter Kelsey
Melbrook
Elty
Detroit
Dufart
PIANO RECITAL AT MRS DYKE HOME
Saturday afternoon a piano recital at Mrs Florence Dyke home River Street featured 6 pupils taught by Mildred Strickler. Pieces included Schumann scenes from Childhood and Life, Mozart selections, and Beethoven works. Clare Short Nora Jones and Tola Folley performed solos. program closed with a vocal piece and social hour with ice cream and wafers. The event fostered local talent and community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stricki
Sirs
Florence Dyke
River Street
Schumann 9
Schumann Florence Dyke Eee
Schumann Clare Short
Nora Jones
Tola Folley von Hfe
Mozart
Bell
Clare
Sweet Violet
Mildred Strickler
Local personals and church group notices crowd weekend events
Ohio State student William Weldon spent the weekend at his East Avenue home. Mr and Mrs Edward Bauer hosted over Sunday guests from Valley City and Chestnut Street. A daughter named Margaret Eleanor was born Saturday to Mr and Mrs Thomas Marsh of Oak Street. Regina Steble of Glenwood Street visited her parents in Prawnhelm. Mrs Sarah Smith of Cleveland was guest in Elyrim of Mrs J R West and Mrs Gilder on Second Street. Mr and Mrs Harry Dowd of Cleveland were guests of Mr and Mrs Herman Geble of Clark Street. Circle No 4 of the First Methodist Church meets with Mrs Ford Loomis at 129 Park Avenue. Rollla Balls will host Tuesday at 2. Circles Five Methodist Aid Society meets at 230 for officer elections. Circle No Two meets Wednesday at 2 at Hattie Chapple's 177 Cleveland Street. visitors encouraged. Pearl Nichols of Lake Avenue plans a Southern California winter. Rev Henry Higbee Warcer of the First Spiritualist Church leaves for Columbus for the National Spiritualists’ association meeting. accompanied by cousin Mr and Mrs Higbee of Cincinnati. Higbee was guest of Mr and Mrs Nelson Abbe of Cleveland Street Stop 77.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No 4
The
First Methodist Church
Rollla Balls
West Fourth Street
Cirele No
Circle No Two Distchurch Ant Socety
Hattie Chapple
Cleveland Street
John Brandau
George P Philpott
Henry Higbee Warcer
Columbus
National Spiritualists’ Association
Mr & C Higbee
Cincinnati
Higbee
Nelson Abbe
How To Overcome Influenza and Severe Sickness
How To Overcome Influenza Grippe or any severe sickness leaves the blood poor thin and devitalized and the system weak The one great remedy to create strength after sickness is Vind It contains tissue building elements of cods liver and other tonic iron beef peptone and glycerophosphate It promotes appetite digestion and circulation and helps nerves organs and muscles regain strength energy and quality Local druggists report many personal successes with Vind cited by C W Phillips leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinci
Gays
C W Phillips
First Harris of Lake Avenue leaves for Mansfield
First Harris of Lake avenue leaves today for Mansfield Ohio where she will establish her future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Lake Avenue
Mansfield, O
Fatally Shoots Park Policeman by Houthful Yeges
Report indicates Houthful Yeges fatally shot a park policeman. The incident prompted police investigation and a lookout for suspect. Details on motive and circumstances remain limited as authorities pursue leads. Nearby residents described a tense scene and ongoing inquiries.
Also Mentioned on This Page
O K Eldredge
HP Newton
Curt Fulger
Bert Sharp
William Watson
Hamilton Street
Stein
Mra Arndt
Lorain
Archie Watson
Cast Road
Order OF Grand Eagles Wilds
Order of Grand Eagles
Eagles Hall
Civic Club
Woman's Circle Club
WOCA
S$ Rockwood
Mes Dyke
Folley
Mrs Strickler
Dona
Pussy Cat
Glen
Paniment
Clare Jas
Langa
Ribenstein
Joseph Scriven
Beautiful
Dexter Strickler
Mts
Cleveland
Epworth Memorial
Bath
Anne Gordon
M.ill
Nea
Neal- Til
Aynte Kennedy
Lyman
HH. Strick
Deane Burns
W C
Charles Martin
Orga Weiseke
Isitorgs
Sesida
Gal Temperance Workers
FE OF Nations
Karl Gelser
Pacience Department
Citizenshnp Forum
Rf AG
League of No
Oberlin
LPW
C.t.u
E.C Davis
Ober
Wiliam Weldon
Ohio State University
East Avenue
Edward Bauer
Valley City
Bauer
Vre H.wollmner
Chestnut Street
S&s
Swarte
Middle Avenue
Thomas Marsh
Oak Street
Margaret Zlleanor
Regina Steble
Glenwood Street
Prawnhelm
Sarah Smith
Elyrim
J. R. West
Gilder
Second Street
Nir
Harry Dowd
Cver
Herman Geble
Clark Street
Pearl Nichols
Southern
George H Chamberlain
Wipton
League of Nations
Walter Priesh
Fauver & Robson
Brookside Park
Circle No 10
Methodist Church Aid Society
O. W. Griffith
Cohan Theatre
Broadway
43Rd Street
New York City
Dreamland
Harry Carey
Babylon
the Sher
Joe Ryan and
Jean Paige
Fox
Bayard Veiller
Tsuru Aoki
Tokio Siren
Orient
United States
Miss Cherryblossom
Jesse L. Lasky
Wallace Reid
Paramount Artcraft
Uncle Enoch
Colonial
Leon
Stillman
Bert Lytell
CanDyl and
Gladys Locke
Piavo
Oxford Court
Ady
Anericas
W. BL
LPAI
Lan
Cprcaso
Toledo
Rex Bread Company
Kora
Chronicle-Telegram
John Lersch & Coo
Ohio
Tore News
Lorain Couty
Dy Goods
Lonsdale
Hope
Nainsock
New Holland
Amoskeag Aca
Bates Table
Bates Toile du Nord
Amoskeag Afc
Bates
Renfrew
Amoskeag and Lancaster
Salem
Pepperell
Utiva
Wayne
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!